Bee Venom Facials, Iconic Hairstyles, and Elegant Couture Honored
Queen Camilla has made history by granting her personal royal warrants, recognizing the talented individuals behind her timeless beauty and impeccable style. Among the recipients is Deborah Mitchell, the beauty consultant credited with keeping Camilla glowing for 18 years through her signature bee venom facials.
Joining Mitchell on this prestigious list are hairstylist Jo Hansford, who has styled the Queen’s hair for over three decades, and dressmakers Anna Valentine and Fiona Clare, known for crafting her elegant wardrobe. Iconic milliner Philip Treacy and couturier Roy Allen, who have dressed senior royals for years, also received the royal seal of approval.
Since 2005, when Camilla became the Duchess of Cornwall, Mitchell has traveled worldwide to administer her bespoke treatments, including her latest creation—collagen drops. “The Queen was the first to try it when I made it,” Mitchell revealed to The Telegraph. She personally handmakes her products, emphasizing the exclusivity of her treatments.
The royal warrant marks a significant milestone for Mitchell, boosting her brand’s international profile. Fashion designer Anna Valentine, renowned for creating Camilla’s wedding gown, expressed her gratitude, saying, “It’s a wonderful recognition for the team of 16 highly skilled artisans at the Anna Valentine atelier.”
Jo Hansford, who has meticulously maintained Camilla’s hair for 30 years, was equally honored by the recognition, cementing her place among the Queen’s trusted confidantes.
Queen Camilla’s loyalty to her beauty and fashion team highlights the craftsmanship and dedication behind her radiant appearance, offering a glimpse into the exceptional expertise that defines her royal style.
